DevLustro Certified Full Stack JS Programmer – Training Course

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Acquire Full Stack Skills: Master JavaScript, Earn Certification, Launch Your Development Career! The DevLustro Certified Full Stack JS Programmer course provides comprehensive training in core UI development and advanced full stack programming. Starting with a foundation in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript  participants will advance to expert-level courses in both the MERN and MEAN stacks, mastering MongoDB, ExpressJs, ReactJs, NodeJs, and AngularJs. With 100% placement assurance after completion, this course equips learners with the skills needed to excel in the fast-growing field of full stack development, making them job-ready for the global tech market. Course was selected for our collection of top-rated courses trusted by businesses worldwide.

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Acquire Full Stack Skills: Master JavaScript, Earn Certification, Launch Your Development Career! The Elysium Certified Full Stack JS Programmer course provides comprehensive training in core UI development and advanced full stack programming. Starting with a foundation in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript  participants will advance to expert-level courses in both the MERN and MEAN stacks, mastering MongoDB, ExpressJs, ReactJs, NodeJs, and AngularJs. With 100% placement assurance after completion, this course equips learners with the skills needed to excel in the fast-growing field of full stack development, making them job-ready for the global tech market. Course was selected for our collection of top-rated courses trusted by businesses worldwide.

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Course Details

Learn back-end development using Node.js, Express.js, and MongoDB.

Gain expertise in version control with Git and GitHub.

Understand deployment and DevOps basics, including tools like Docker and cloud platforms.

Full Stack Development is the comprehensive integration of front-end and back-end technologies.

Developing Web Applications involves designing, coding, and deploying scalable and efficient solutions.

Full Stack Developers understand both client-side and server-side operations and derive meaningful insights to optimize performance.

Full Stack Development practices are the backbone on which modern web applications are built.

Course Goals

  • Master JavaScript fundamentals and advanced concepts.
  • Dive into front-end development with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript frameworks like React and Angular.

Future Scope of this Course

  • Recognized worldwide

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  • Personalized coordinator.
  • Trainer feedback.
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  • Get your staff certified.
  • Certificate from governing bodies.

Our Training Program Benefits

  • Real-World Full Stack Projects
  • Hands on assignment
  • Develop practical skills through hands-on projects and real-world applications.
  • Full Stack Development is the foundation that enables the creation of dynamic and interactive web applications.
  • Curriculum that focuses on the learner.
  • Live, interactive training by DevLustro experts.
  • Curriculum aligned with current industry practices.
  • Portfolio / project support for real-world use.
01Chapter-1 Introduction to HTML5
  • 01.01Features of HTML5
  • 01.02Benefits of Using HTML5
  • 01.03Where and How Is HTML5 Used?
  • 01.04HTML5 Editors
  • 01.05Downloading Visual Studio Code
02Chapter-2 Structure of an HTML5 File
  • 02.01What Are HTML Tags?
  • 02.02Structure of an HTML5 File
  • 02.03File and Folder Structure
  • 02.04How to Create an HTML5 File?
03Chapter-3 HTML5 Basic Building Blocks
  • 03.01Heading Tags in HTML
  • 03.02HTML5 Quotation and Citation Tags
  • 03.03Commenting Out Code in HTML5
  • 03.04HTML5 Attributes
  • 03.05How to Style in HTML5
04Chapter-4 Exploring HTML5 Tags
  • 04.01What Are Anchor Tags?
  • 04.02What Are Image Tags?
  • 04.03What Are Paragraph Tags?
  • 04.04What Are Break Tags?
  • 04.05What Are Table Tags?
  • 04.06List Tags
  • 04.07Video Tag
  • 04.08Audio Tag
05Chapter-5 Building a Form from Scratch with HTML5
  • 05.01What is Logistic Regression?
  • 05.02Problem: Heart Disease Prediction
  • 05.03Build Model
  • 05.04Performance Estimation
  • 05.05Analyse and create confusion matrix
  • 05.06What is decision tree?
  • 05.07Decision Tree Parameters
  • 05.08Problem: IRIS Classification
  • 05.09Data Processing
  • 05.10Train and create model
  • 05.11Evaluate Model
  • 05.12What is random forest?
  • 05.13Ensemble Learning
  • 05.14Bagging and Boosting Classifiers
  • 05.15Problem: Cardio Vascular Disease
  • 05.16lmplementation
  • 05.17Evaluate Model
  • 05.18Class
  • 05.19Objects
  • 05.20Constructors
  • 05.21Constructors
  • 05.22Encapsulation
  • 05.23Inheritance
  • 05.24Polymorphism
  • 05.25Super and this Keyword
  • 05.26Abstraction
  • 05.27Inheritance
  • 05.28What is KNN?
  • 05.29KNN parameters
  • 05.30Problem: Cardio Vascular Disease
  • 05.31Data collection and preprocessing
  • 05.32lmplementation
  • 05.33Evaluate Model
06Chapter-6 Block and Inline Elements
  • 06.01Introduction
  • 06.02Examining Block and Inline Elements
07Chapter-7 Exploring HTML5 Tags
  • 07.01What Are Anchor Tags?
  • 07.02What Are Image Tags?
  • 07.03What Are Paragraph Tags?
  • 07.04What Are Break Tags?
  • 07.05What Are Table Tags?
  • 07.06List Tags
  • 07.07List Tags
  • 07.08Audio Tag
08Chapter-8 Building a Form from Scratch with HTML5
  • 08.01Form Tags
  • 08.02Input Types
  • 08.03Input Attributes (Size, Read-Only, Disabled)
  • 08.04Additional Input Attributes (Min, Max, Multiple, and Placeholder)
  • 08.05Required Inputs
09Chapter-9 Block and Inline Elements
  • 09.01Introduction
  • 09.02Examining Block and Inline Elements
10Chapter-10 Introduction to CSS3
  • 10.01Introduction to CSS3
  • 10.02Syntax of CSS3
  • 10.03Uses of CSS3
  • 10.04Types of CSS3
  • 10.05Selectors and Colors in CSS3
11Chapter-11 Basics Properties of CSS3
  • 11.01Background
  • 11.02Borders
  • 11.03Outline
  • 11.04Height and Width
  • 11.05Margin and Padding
12Chapter-12 Typography Properties of CSS3
  • 12.01Text Alignment
  • 12.02Text Decoration
  • 12.03Text Transform
  • 12.04Text Spacing
  • 12.05Font Family
  • 12.06How to Use Font Awesome Icons
13Chapter-13 Selectors Properties in Depth of CSS3
  • 13.01Positions
  • 13.02Pseudo-Classes Part 1
  • 13.03Pseudo-Classes part 2
  • 13.04Pseudo-Elements
14Chapter-14 Extra Features in CSS3
  • 14.01Opacity and Important
  • 14.02Border-Radius
  • 14.03Box Shadow
15Chapter-15 Responsive Design with CSS3
  • 15.01Grid System
  • 15.02Flexbox
  • 15.03Media Queries
16Chapter-16 Introduction to JavaScript
  • 16.01Introduction and History of JavaScript
  • 16.02Syntax of JavaScript and Overview
  • 16.03JavaScript Implementation
  • 16.04How to Use HTML Tags in JavaScript
17Chapter-17 Variables
  • 17.01Var in JavaScript
  • 17.02Global and Local Var in JavaScript
  • 17.03Advanced console.log
18Chapter-18 Statements in JavaScript
  • 18.01If Statement
  • 18.02If Else Statement
  • 18.03Condition Ternary Statement
  • 18.04Switch Statement
  • 18.05If Else If Statement
  • 18.06Break and Continue Statement
  • 18.07Data Types
19Chapter-19 Operators in JavaScript
  • 19.01Arithmetic Operator
  • 19.02Assignment Operator
  • 19.03Comparison Operator
20Chapter-20 Popup Boxes in JavaScript
  • 20.01Alert Boxes
  • 20.02Prompt Box
21Chapter-21 Events in JavaScript
  • 21.01Events in JavaScript
22Chapter-22 Loops in JavaScript
  • 22.01While Loop
  • 22.02Do While Loop
  • 22.03For Loop
  • 22.04Nested Loop
23Chapter-23 Arrays in JavaScript
  • 23.01Arrays
  • 23.02Modify and Delete Arrays
  • 23.03Sort and Reverse Methods
  • 23.04Pop and Push Methods
  • 23.05Shift and Unshift Methods
  • 23.06Concat and Join Methods
  • 23.07Slice and Splice Methods
  • 23.08The isArray Method
  • 23.09Indexof and lastindex Methods
  • 23.10The forEach Method
  • 23.11The toString(), valueOf(), and fill() Methods
  • 23.12Include Method
  • 23.13Some and Every Methods
  • 23.14Find and findIndex Methods
  • 23.15Filter Method
24Chapter-24 Objects and Methods
  • 24.01Objects
  • 24.02String and Its Methods
  • 24.03Number Methods
  • 24.04Date Method
25Chapter-25 DOM Model
  • 25.01DOM Model
  • 25.02DOM Other Objects
  • 25.03DOM Get Methods
  • 25.04DOM Styling
  • 25.05addEventListener (Events)
  • 25.06useCapture
  • 25.07classList Method
  • 25.08Parent Nodes
  • 25.09Children Nodes
  • 25.10First and Last Child
  • 25.11Next and Previous Siblings
  • 25.12Create Element Text Node
  • 25.13Append Child and Insert Before
  • 25.14Insert Adjacent Element and Insert Adjacent HTML
  • 25.15Software Development Training Courses
26Chapter-26 Event
  • 26.01What is Event?
  • 26.02How events work?
  • 26.03Create and change event handler
  • 26.04Mouse events
  • 26.05Keyboard events
  • 26.06The onLoad and onUnload Events
  • 26.07Form events
  • 26.08Event simulation
  • 26.09Event capturing
  • 26.10Event bubbling
  • 26.11Hands on events
  • 26.12What is bootstraps?
  • 26.13Purpose of bootstraps
  • 26.14Containers
  • 26.15Tables, Images
  • 26.16Colors, Alerts, Buttons
  • 26.17Panels
  • 26.18Spinners, Cards
  • 26.19Drop down, Navbar
27Chapter-27 Project
  • 27.01Create a personal portfolio website to showcase your projects, skills, and resume
  • 27.02Design a responsive layout for a blog with multiple posts and a sidebar
  • 27.03Build a simple to-do list app where users can add, delete, and mark tasks as completed
  • 27.04Design a product page for an e-commerce website, including product images, descriptions, and reviews
  • 27.05Build an app to search for movies and display details such as title, release date, and rating
  • 27.06Develop an interactive dashboard for data visualization using charts and graphs
  • 27.07Design the UI for a social media platform, including user profiles, posts, comments, and notifications
  • 27.08Create a task management system with features like task assignment, progress tracking, and deadlines
  • 27.09Build an appointment booking system for a healthcare facility, including patient registration, appointment scheduling, and doctor availability
28Chapter-28 Getting Started
  • 28.01Full Stack Development
  • 28.02Popular front-end development technologies
  • 28.03Frontend and backend technology combinations for web development?
  • 28.04Advantages of learning full stack development
  • 28.05What is MERN?
  • 28.06Purpose of MEAN
  • 28.07Advantages and disadvantages
  • 28.08Applications of MERN
  • 28.09Installation Setup
29Chapter-29 Express And Node Js
  • 29.01What is Express JS?
  • 29.02Why use Express JS?
  • 29.03Structure of Express JS
  • 29.04Installation setup
  • 29.05Express JS Request
  • 29.06Express.js Response
  • 29.07Get, post
  • 29.08Routing and cookies
  • 29.09File Upload and Middleware
  • 29.10Express.js Scaffolding
  • 29.11Express.js Template
  • 29.12What is Node JS?
  • 29.13Purpose of Node JS
  • 29.14Advantages and drawbacks
  • 29.15Structure of Node JS
  • 29.16Installation Setup
  • 29.17Functions
  • 29.18Buffer
  • 29.19Module
  • 29.20Modules Types
  • 29.21Core Modules
  • 29.22Local Modules
  • 29.23Modules Exports
  • 29.24What is NPM
  • 29.25Installing Packages Locally
  • 29.26Installing package globally
  • 29.27Adding dependency in package Json
  • 29.28Updating packages
  • 29.29Creating web server
  • 29.30Sending and Handling HTTP requests
  • 29.31Read file
  • 29.32Writing a file
  • 29.33Opening a file
  • 29.34I/O operations
  • 29.35Core Node JS Debugger
  • 29.36Event Emitter class
  • 29.37Inheriting Events
  • 29.38Returning event emitter
  • 29.39Serving Static Files
  • 29.40Working with Middle Ware
  • 29.41Hands on events
30Chapter-30 React Js – Part 1
  • 30.01What is React JS?
  • 30.02Why we used React JS?
  • 30.03Advantages and drawbacks
  • 30.04React Versions
  • 30.05Structure of React JS
  • 30.06Installation setup
  • 30.07Significance of component architecture
  • 30.08Types of components
  • 30.09Functional
  • 30.10Class based
  • 30.11Pure
  • 30.12Component Composition
  • 30.13Hands on Component
  • 30.14React component Properties
  • 30.15Component Lifecycle
  • 30.16Updating Components
  • 30.17Mounting Components
  • 30.18Hands on components
  • 30.19Expressions & Attributes
  • 30.20JSX Basics
  • 30.21Namespaced Components
  • 30.22Rendering HTML
  • 30.23Rendering React Components
  • 30.24Fragments
  • 30.25What is state and props?
  • 30.26Purpose of state and props
  • 30.27Validating props using prop Types
  • 30.28Event handling
  • 30.29Life cycle methods
  • 30.30Handle errors using error boundaries
  • 30.31Context
  • 30.32Purpose of context
  • 30.33Create context
  • 30.34Hooks
  • 30.35Purpose of hooks
  • 30.36Create hooks
  • 30.37Types of hooks
  • 30.38Hands on context and hooks
  • 30.39Navigating Pages
  • 30.40Understanding React Dom
  • 30.41Types of Router
31Chapter-31 Mongo Db Part-1
  • 31.01What is MongoDB?
  • 31.02No SQL Database
  • 31.03Advantage over RDBMS
  • 31.04MongoDB Data Types
  • 31.05MongoDB Data Modeling
  • 31.06Installation setup
  • 31.07Incorporating the Router
  • 31.08Nesting Routes
  • 31.09Route Parameters
  • 31.10Express Middleware
  • 31.11Responding with JSON
  • 31.12Express with View Engine
  • 31.13API/Server-Side rendering
  • 31.14Create database
  • 31.15Drop Database
  • 31.16Create collections
  • 31.17Drop collections
  • 31.18Hands on database and collections
  • 31.19CRUD Operations (Update and Delete)
  • 31.20Data Modeling
  • 31.21Model Tree Structure
  • 31.22Schema Validation
  • 31.23Hands on CRUD operations
  • 31.24Insert documents
  • 31.25Delete documents
  • 31.26Update Documents
  • 31.27Query Documents
  • 31.28MongoDB text search
  • 31.29Partial Updates & Document Limits
  • 31.30Removing Documents
  • 31.31Hands on documents
32Chapter-32 Mongo Db Part-2
  • 32.01MongoDB Shell
  • 32.02Mongo Collection Methods
  • 32.03Mongo Shell Methods
  • 32.04Cursor methods
  • 32.05Database methods
  • 32.06Hands on Mongo DB shells
  • 32.07What is Replication?
  • 32.08Replication Set Members
  • 32.09Replication Data Availability
  • 32.10Replication Set Deployment
  • 32.11Member Configuration Deployment
  • 32.12Export and Import Files
  • 32.13Hands on Replication
  • 32.14What is Sharding?
  • 32.15Hands on Sharding
  • 32.16vAdministration
  • 32.17MongoDB Back Methods
  • 32.18Hands on
  • 32.19Problem Understanding: E-Commerce Website
  • 32.20How to create an application
  • 32.21Build Front end
  • 32.22Build back end
  • 32.23Create Mongo DB
  • 32.24Connecting React Applications to Back-End and build complete full-stack Applications
33Chapter-33 Material Ui
  • 33.01Advantage of Material UI
  • 33.02Material UI vs Base UI
  • 33.03Installation
  • 33.04With styled components
  • 33.05Peer dependencies
  • 33.06Roboto font
  • 33.07Google web fonts
  • 33.08Icons, CDN
34Chapter-34 Angular
  • 34.01What is Angular
  • 34.02Angular CLI
  • 34.03Setup a project
  • 34.04Setup Node JS with Angular
  • 34.05Create your first app
35Chapter-35 Modules And Components
  • 35.01What is components in AngularJS
  • 35.02What is module in AngularJS
  • 35.03Create and start component
  • 35.04Why components are important
  • 35.05Create components using CLI
  • 35.06What is nesting component
  • 35.07Component styles and selectors
36Chapter-36 Data Binding
  • 36.01What is Data Binding?
  • 36.02String Interpolation
  • 36.03Property Binding
  • 36.04Difference Between Property Binding and String Interpolation
  • 36.05What are Binding Properties and Events?
  • 36.06Two-Way Binding
37Chapter-37 Directives In Angular Js
  • 37.01What is directives
  • 37.02What is ng if and else condition
  • 37.03ng module
  • 37.04Directive properties
38Chapter-38 Dependency Injection In Angular Js
  • 38.01What is dependency injection
  • 38.02What is services
  • 38.03Create data service
39Chapter-39 Routing
  • 39.01What is routing
  • 39.02Navigation and its path
  • 39.03Styling of router links

What is the Full Stack Developer Course - JS Family offered by DevLustro Academy?

The Full Stack Developer Course - JS Family at DevLustro Academy covers full-stack development using JavaScript technologies, including Node.js, React.js, and AngularJS. This course is perfect for those looking to specialize in JavaScript-based web development.

What makes DevLustro Academy the best Full Stack Developer training center near me?

DevLustro Academy stands out for its Full Stack Developer training in the JS Family due to its comprehensive curriculum, practical projects, and expert faculty who ensure you gain proficiency in the most widely-used JavaScript technologies.

Who should take this course?

This course is ideal for aspiring web developers, software engineers, and IT professionals looking to enhance their skills in full stack development and build dynamic web applications.

What topics are covered in this course?

Topics include JavaScript fundamentals, front-end development with HTML, CSS, and frameworks like React and Angular, back-end development with Node.js and Express.js, database management with MongoDB, version control with Git, and deployment strategies.

Do I need any prerequisites to enroll in this course?

While no formal prerequisites are required, it is recommended that participants have a basic understanding of programming concepts and some familiarity with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

How is the course delivered?

The course is delivered through a blend of live instructor-led sessions, hands-on labs, and self-paced study materials. This hybrid approach ensures comprehensive learning and practical experience.

What type of projects will I work on during the course?

Participants will engage in real-world projects such as developing complete web applications, integrating front-end and back-end technologies, and deploying applications to the cloud.

Will I receive a certificate upon completion of the course?

Yes, participants will receive a certificate of completion from DevLustro Academy. This certificate validates their skills in full stack JavaScript development.

How long is the course, and how much time should I dedicate weekly?

The course duration is typically 8-12 weeks. It is recommended to dedicate around 10-15 hours per week to coursework, including lectures, labs, and self-study.

Is there support available after I complete the course?

Yes, our instructors and support team are available to provide guidance and answer any questions you may have even after the course has ended. Additionally, we offer resources for ongoing learning and professional development.

How does the DevLustro Certified Full Stack JS Programmer certification benefit my career?

The certification enhances your credibility and demonstrates your expertise in full stack JavaScript development. It opens up various job opportunities, increases earning potential, and is highly valued by employers in the tech industry.

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